Sentence examples for intending to injure from inspiring English sources

The union also did not believe it was shown proof that Vilma offered his own money or that the league had firmly established that Saints players went into games intending to injure their opponents.

"I would see something as a bounty, where you're intending to injure someone so he's knocked out of the game, or reckless, the deliberate disregard of a high probability of harm — those are the types of situations where the courts have said: 'That's not a risk that people assume.

Upset, she returns to Jayden's father's house and breaks in, intending to injure him while he sleeps, but she is interrupted by Jayden, who suggests that they smash his car instead.

They charged him with "administering poison intending to injure or cause distress or pain, entering a building with intent to commit an indictable offense, malicious damage and driving while suspended".

In R v. Steer (1986), the defendant fired a gun intending to injure another person, but missed and hit a window instead; it was held that although the intention to endanger life and the fact of damage coexisted, the damage itself did not endanger life.

In a statement, Williams said: "I did not intend to injure Allen Iverson.

Wigginton, who played for the Mets from 2002 to 2004, said he never intended to injure Thole.

Wolski clearly did not intend to injure Alfredsson, so a match penalty was out of the question.

So it fashioned an unusual prosecution strategy based on the idea that Dr. Lee must have intended to injure the United States.

He went on to claim that he had simply misjudged the knife swings and had not intended to injure M Osman in any way.

That he had intended to injure Boyle, who had picked on a Senators' star earlier in the series, was without dispute.